Muse have been announced as the Saturday headliners for Download 2015.
The British rock trio will make their debut at the festival on 13 June in Donington Park, Leicestershire.
Speaking about their upcoming appearance the band said: "We're really looking forward to Download. We've never played the festival before so it's going to be really special."
Faith No More have been confirmed as the main support on the festival's second night.
The San Francisco five-piece are working on the release of their first album in 18 years
It'll be the first time the alt-funk-rap-metal group have performed at Download since 2009.
"Hard to believe it's been five years already, but what's harder to deny is that a lot has changed," they said.
"The last time we played Download the focus was on bringing back the past; now it's all about the present and the future. Where it should be."
Also making a long-awaited return to the festival as second stage headliner is Marilyn Manson.
The 45-year-old said: "It's been a few years since I've been at Download. The Pale Emperor will rise and I was born to cause chaos."
Manson is back in the studio recording his new album Pale Emperor
Yesterday Slipknot were confirmed as the Friday night headliners.
It'll see the Americans topping the bill for the third time.
The band's frontman Corey Taylor said: "Being invited back to Download always feels like coming home.
"It's an honour, a privilege and we're all looking forward to it."
Other acts already confirmed include Birmingham band Judas Priest, Black Stone Cherry and Five Finger Death Punch
Tickets for Download 2015 go on sale on 20 November, with details of the remaining headline yet to be announced.
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